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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-25

>2<.. Frgr1n 10 ne Register
BALTIMORE, March 24.-The San has
'he following:
A Washington letter states that Col.
bn>hrod Price. of Marshall county, W.
a, member OF the Senate of his State,
aud one Of the Democratic kickers
who defeated the reelection of United
ntA,eS Senator Camden 40 the recent ses-
SION oi the Legislature, says the extra SeS-
sion that has been called will certainly
eject a SruatOr, and that its choice will not
Ne Mr. Lucas, who has been appointed
SENATOR by GOV. Wilson
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A Cuban hotel is a curiosity to strangers.
The dining rooms here face the street, and
they are as open rs though no wall separa-
ted them from it. The Office counter and
the writing table, or writing room, are at
the end of the dining room, and eating,
writing and business goes on inside the
same walls. This room, however, is a large
square one, and there is no confusion.
The dining tables are of all sizes, so that
one can dine alone or party of dozen or
more can eat their table d'hOte together.
As TO decoration, the brightest
of colOrs are used in the interior
painting of the hotel, and in some rooms
frescoes prevail. Red and sky blue Is seen
everywhere, and the floors of the chambers
and halls are paved in marble and red tile.
| write this letter in my bedroom. There
is no plaster on the ceilings of these hotels,
and the great raiters above me are as blue
as the bluest sky. The windows are al
most rs large rs the side OF the room,
and they are kept open day and night.
The bed is of iron, and the mattress was
never made of feathers. A frame work
extends on every Cuban bed. and we
sleep in cages of coarse lace
like that used for cheap curtains at
home. Most of the Cuban beds have no
mattresses. The sheets are stretched on
wire springs, and Gen. Brice told ME he
had great trouble because the sheet which
was not bigger than napkin would work
out from under him and leave his bare
legs upon the naked wire. The rest OF the
woodwork of this room is as blue as the
rafters, and every room seems to have its
own bright color. Senator Palmer's room
is red and that Of Private Secretary Bah
cock is as yellow as gold.
Yesterday afternoon we met
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schooner saved and the Crew Lost

TAsLEY, VA, March 24.-The schooner
George S. Richardson has been capsized in
Chesapeake Bay of the mouth of Plunge
league creek. Her crew of five men were
drowned, the heavy sea preventing persons
who sighted her from shore from reaching
her. Yesterday, when the storm abated,
a United States revenue cutter came down
and pulled the schooner ashore.
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Price of Communication Tickets Increased.

Price of Communication Tickets Increased.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-Nice Presi-
dent Frank Thompson of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, in an interview this
afternoon, expressed great confidence in the
Railroad Commission appointed under the
Interstate Commerce act and thinks the
members have such experience that they
will consider the best interests OF the eonn-
try in the Interpretation Of the law. The
Pennsylvania Company gives notice that
ON and after April lst an advance Of % per
cent will be made in the rates for quarterly
Communication tickets.
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"a BULL in a china shop" is out Of
plaee but bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the china closet, or any other
handy place, is something that every sensi-
bic housekeeper likes to have. For Group,
bronchitis, sore chests and colds it is a
prompt and eficaeious remedy.
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Germany Mus, Help the Pope.

BERLIN, March 24.-Prince Bismarck,
in his speech yesterday in the Oberhaus on
the Catholic question, said: II regard
peace with the Pope as important ~ peace
with any other foreign power. Should
peace, rs brought about, not be satisfac.
tory, nothing prevents our revoking IL,
perhaps BY re-enactiug the May laws Re
cent events show that peace with the
Pope does not mean peace at home. When
compare the Pope's desire ~ peace with
the Centres opposition TO the Pope, have
no doubt Of the victory Of the Pope. We
have to help the Pope in this struggle,
The Pope and the Emperor in the Social
ist question have the same interests, and
must make common cause 10 overcome it."
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ARTHUR DAsENT, a New York journal
ist denies the rumOr that he is to marry
Mas. LNNGTEY, and leaves the field to
Mr FRED. GERHARD. But what about
Nh LANGTRY2
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The Trains Running Again.

OTTAWA. March 2i-Mr Van Horne,
Of the Canadian Pacific railway, reports
that trains are now running regularly he.
tween Calgary aud the Pacific coast. lie
says that the past winter has been ercep,
tionally severe, snow slides sweeping he-
fore them trees OF at least thirty years'
growth. The snow sheds stand the test
we'll
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Nypano Strike Declared on.

CLEVELAND, March 2i.-The strike on
the Mahoning division Of the New York,
Pennsylvania aud Ohio Railroad was To-
day declared of The men. where they
can do so, will return to work at the COM
pany's terms
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Husband I'm Hail and WIFE Dead.

FALL RIyEg, MASS, March I.-Hon-
ora Fitzgibbons, aged ~ years, who was
40 brutally assaulted with an axe week
ago, died Of her injuries last night Tbos.
Fitzgibb0ns, her husband, il serving a
sentence Of one year in the House Of Cor
ti0n for assanltiDg an officer.
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NEW YORK, March 2I.-There is nc
probability that District Attorney MARITIME
will move for a second trial Of eI-AIder.
man Cleary for several weeks 10 come.
Both the District Attorney and his assis-
tants are completely worn out. Mr. Eicoll
il confined 10 bis bed
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INTERESTING interviews with promi-
uent railroad men and others in New York
upon the Interstate Commerce bill are
published this morning.
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S.nk.x VIII Nh, succ..d Ru,,.r.

DUBLIN, March aI.-The EIpres Con
servative) denies the statement made by
tha Froemdn's Journal that Lieutenant
General b. II. Sankey, Chairman Of the
Board of Public Works, is to succeed Cen
eral Butler, "a under Secretary for Ireland.
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AUSTRALIAN HORROR.
EIGHrY-FIvE MINERS ENroNBgD IN A COL
LIERY AT SIDNEY, n. S.W.
Ouly Seven Bodies RscOysrd-Gsmany nua Help
the POpe--Ths New Torpedo Failure
The Alleged Pranoe-Puslan Al
liance-Balkur and The Church.

SIDNEY, n. S. W., March 24.-Eighty-
five men were entomed by the explosion in
the Bulls Colliery yesterday. The acci-
dent occurred in q tunnel u mile aud
half from the mouth of the pit Seven
bodies have been recovered. The tunnel Is
blocked by tie debris caused by the eI-
plosiou.
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The Baltimore Sun quotes Gen. PRICE,
OF MOundsyille, As saying the extra session
will not elect Lucas. Well, hardly.
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The New Torpedo r Failure

PARIS, March 2.-The experiments
made by the government with The self
steering torpedo" at Toulon have resulted
in failure.
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FoREIGN holders of Virginia bonds are
getting Panicky and committee are COM
lng To confer with the Legislature.
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OSCAR S. STRAUSS, of New York, has
been appointed Minister to Turkey.
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A Miner Killed.

Special TtIesrGm 10 he Register.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, March 24.-Henry
Jones, q miner employed at the Atlantic
mines, was instantly killed this morning
by a fall of breast coal.
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Judge MaiSOn Nominated For Mayor.
CINrISNATI, March 2l.-Judge Isaac b.
= IIlA'Sln was to-day nominated for Mayor
OJ The Democratic Convention.
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4 Semi-O ficial Denial.

PARIS, March 2.-It is semi-ofiicislly
denied that Russia has made overtures for
an alliance with France.
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EIGHTN-FlvE men have been entombed
by an explosion in an Australian mine.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
rain. followed by fair weather, colder, north
westerly winds.
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ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN has been named
Prrla,e Assistant to the Pontifcal Throne.
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Rat. of nI.count KedareL

LONDON, March 2i.--The Rank Of Eng
land rate of discount has been reduced 10
per cent.
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LITTLE Willie screams and storms with
burn upon his arm. To little Willie joy
is sent, by using Salvation OH, the great
liniment-
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Dlxex Inrests I'm a Thester.

NEW YORK, March 24-It is announced
mat Henry f. DiNey has bought a half
interest IN the BiiOu TheateT, and will act
'ae'e permanently i'm burlesque.
'e'retary Manning Reaches Queenstown.
U EENsTOwN, March 2i.-The steam
snip Arizona, from New York, arrived here
o'a'y. Secretary Manning is one Of the
Passengers.
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HORSFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In Sleenlessnesa.

Dr. Z, L. H.. Berry, Jerseyyille, Ill,
Says; Il used it in a case of sleeplessness,
and It acted like o CHARM
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FRANK CARPENTER writes an interest
lug letter from Havana.
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Mr. WILLIAMS,

the American Consul General for Cuba.
He is gray haired, fine looking man, with
blue eyes, distingue air, and beard cut !
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The n. Y, P, & o. strike has been de-
Clsred of.
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Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
WANAnAKHRs'
White were $I.eo to S:

White were $I.eo to $2.-
60;
Now 95c. to s. 90.
Buff were $I.38 to S2.oo;
Now $I.o5 to $I.5o.
Southwest of centre.
When you see a new
Book announced look for it
en- our New Book Table.
It'll be there. 1t came to us
on the day ct publ; alton.
They all dc; light or heavy
or between.
The biggest collection you
can find Of light Summer
reading. Paper covered
Novels by standard authors,
10 to 1S cents each.
Book News for July, with
portrait of Henry NJ. STAN
ley, S cents, so cents a year.
Thirteenth street entrance.
10000 extra super Envel-
opes, 60 and 70 lb.; plated
Cream and white, fresh
from the mill. Octave, com
mercial, packet and club
royal sizes. 6 cents a pack
regular price 20.
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
Chemisettes that were yes
te,day 20, rs and 40 cents
are to-day 10. Nearly al
sizes.
! Colored Collars and Cuff.
reduced from As to IS cent
a set.
First circle, southwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stree
and City hall square
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

TROUBLE SEEMS TO have sprung mp
bet weeu the. butchers again. and the
olty authorities and tho Law will be In.
voked 10 determine Who are the leglti'
mate butchers and who are what sre
called "shinners." The latter canp OF
comprehend Why they cannot have the
same privileges upon the curb stone
market that truckers and farmers have.
These men are always ever ready to ap'
peal their cases to the courte, fully be.
lievlng that they will decide that the
present ourb.stone markets are dis
cri min ssing 10 character AID therefore
IN unconstitutional. There always has
been and there 81 ways will be trouble
about the street markets, and 1t will
probably never end until ths markets
are removed from the streets and are
conducted by well-regulated market
companies in closed m msrket houses.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

SHAKING HANDS over the bloody
chasm was literally carried out 10 the
recent reunion between Union veterans
and Pickett's men on the bloody field oil
Gsttysburg. A. B. WillinghAm OF the
Fitty.third Virginia Regiment happen
ed to run across little corporal named
Robert III. Wittiohs OF the Sixty. y.nintt
PsnnsylvaniA Regiment. These two
regiments met a. the bloody angle
Of Gsttysburg just twenty -four years
before, and Wittichs catching Willing,
ham angling with his long legs ovel
the stone wall took him prisoner. Will
lingham Immediately recognized Wit
tichs saying "I knew him the minute
saw him." The big VirginiAn and the
little Phila elphian en- .ered into 9
close compact o, friendship, and for
the bAlsnce Of the time the big capt. ve
and the little capturer we're always to
gether. When they reached the battle
line the two olasped hands and hsd
their photographs taken on the spo
where the capture was made. Th'
little corporal WAS told to 'look fierce,
but the ex-'reb" said she can't 10 1t
He tried to look fierce twenty. .ou
years ago, bat he was as pleasant o
could be while he pulled me in." Thi
is q genuine case OF clasplng hand
over the bloody chnsm.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
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~ Nuw CASTLE ogprs ii

N EalsrEk's oEnsS;s. J, E..sI;s tm,
~ NEW CASTLE ogTrI'Sl ynI'
Upon the e., aggl,ssssa,seIr gsls:saer . :, i
Gh.aEW i,.t. Of EW1iimingi.n. - hi;, and Iar
P..S 1.no,ster that tha !, IlS.,sr,
1Ss,s aesios II gaming s.,,ts o.
sasssd. ars wlssa tho a.;s a..;;ss.s,spts 81 M
| saS9u o. caustnv adysrtisept.-SOIn t-OIn y
1y VGy,tSin Sna''fs fes,ty Gays ,os ''G% GS%oas
~ s11h 'ne ,Vst county Of Now news ssssij
persons s nTs,sns sass.ss sss ssne, OF In,,s. ,sISG
% I ossppIsbiy in snch cas- case ,aTo a y
M1th,n ana n''t the ssns,Is5s; same psI,sS;S, ,ael.!1'
RsrUBLIoAa, = nS%ea5s dSS 70 10 ''r''
three three wssss Go, g Q d9i d19ndor y. ~ sssl
c~~~l dlyea " o1 tho Regas
l: .. a. a. 'WilniDss.s;ssa;y p. Is PA
County afo7ossiTd'i hin <. B%
written. -,,st tsI
.-.,, persoas hsT'ass 'Sasssf|
ssH saEs, duly att sts0fAJu JAY = " @s.l
e ss,a. q sas ass Ss'siSA 81 Assembly s,,, M
spa WILLIAM ! Il a;I,o0Ipston, oanto w.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
FRIDAY, JULY 18TH, 1887,
a. one o'clock p. M, sharp.
"a HEAD OF MISSOURI HORSES.

Nos. 1and2. Pair o. dlpple gray horses,5
year old. ILL., hands high. weigh .loi
pounds, closely ma ched, drive single or
double, and an extra nice team.
No toan NJ rs@ year, ear, SIot oil 10 hands nsd
No. 4 BAY no Sc, years old, Ia hands
high, weigh; 40, bounds, lots OF bone and
No.5. Light hay horse. ) years old. iG
hands high, weigh, l,.jl pounds; Ill make
an clegant general nnre" e h"piG. ai,i ,,,,,.n,,
Ihlyh, weighs i.lt0 pounds: well bruGc sinYlr
or double and can be driven by .he M >ttimid
No :. pappl brown horse. ) years old. Is
3-i hands high. weighs l, 0poun.s: Hauble'
tqoian nrsd; shows lSts "i ed "a an extra
| No. ,. Dark DAY horse. years old: 10 hands
high. weighs i,2 0poun4s, lots OF bo4e and "a
No, .. brown horse ) years old. Is '-I hands
| high. weighs J,Gj0 pounds. well br ke s:hy'e
| or double, II good actor and good usefui
No 10. Black mare, home rais.d. s year,
old. l5l.2 hands hlph, weishs Loo pounds ;
| nos. II and l.. Pair Of hay hortes, close
match, 5 years old, 1874 hands high. weigh
IL, 100 pounds his l. an extra fine tnam,
| black points, with full names and ta' good
road sters. drive Ike one horse amt VIII make
| a very nice team for coach or private use.
| No. i3 Chestnut sorrcl horse. i years old
| ib 3-4 hands hign, weigh 40 pounds, well
hroke single or aoublc: drive with or without
|
| and a fine adder.
| No Il BAY horse. year, old. IL la hands
high. well bred. shows iots OF speed: we think
| will make Il good trotter.
No. Is. Ray horse, sears old, l5l-i hands
Thigh. well br ke single ~ ,uhlc. n good
roadster, a d will make Il good mate for No.
No. l6. Brown nae, years old, Is l..
hands high. home raised, well bred: II ana Z
,rpIe tendurancc: Will " ork single or double.
but kicks little; with llenty OF work will
make a good mare.
ycsrs Old, Is Ii hands high. weigh 20
pounds well broke ling or double, a"d q
j.. good, useful pair of horses and great road
sters.
No. 10 Brown mare years old, Ke7tuckl
h. ed i-2 hand, hugh. well broke Jingle ul
double and an extra hne 81 idle mare.
No -. Dark gray horsc, 1ear Il, w'igh
, 600 pounds, good wcrtcr n any kihd a.
= lharness; low down chunk: will make a Root
No q. dark gray horse. years old, weigh
| 90 pounds, works single or double, and Is a
g, hhndsome As an! body horse. and an extr
D No. y Dark gray mare. years o'd, !
hands high, weighs |. 10 y unds, well brok
ngle or duu'l "a very nice inare for fari
| r business purposes.
3. y :. -. Brown horse : ears old I6 hand
Ihgh, and extra Y od rua horse: can drive
y miles an honr wi hout amy urging: can L
dIiveI by mo timid p,rsOns; an extra niC
horse.
No. n. Cray mare, 3 wears old. % i-' han,
, high, weighs l.tU pounds 20 dstyle will driN
n with or wi hOut blinds, and ,hows lots
sneet !: with Il LITE handling viii, AXE soIn
Also one new blackboard wagon, near,y ne
40 and in good orda'.
70 No postponenent on accOunt of weather.
TERMS Nj, tcy days redlt with pu,chas
giving bankabie no:ewiIh approvcd endorse
Isl JEsfEh MCDANIEL.
l.. W.Stidham 4 son Aucts. iyit
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

SINCE THE school commandments
are over We hear OF eduoAtors' meehpg g
and summer schools. This seems like
taxing the fa.igued and worn-ous teach
ers too much. For our part We say
give the teachers . rest. LIST them 90
out to some old country farm house,
swing in . hammock, read novels,
drink buttermllk, fan themselves and
fght flies until school opens again. II
10 bet or to have . good stomach, veil
infist lungs and red cheeks than q
lot of mouldy wisdom which pin nches
the face, and 10 the boon com mpAnion ol
dyspepsia and the blues.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
Philadelphia, xll.n.nu. . s:,!,.''' s.a A'l''''

June 1Stns AoWd'
Trains WIN leave Wilminxton - foliowG
PniladSlphis (exprsssI. 4 3 ~. Z %. %,
%, 8 Is, $50, . 10. . u. 10 o.. u q. II 81 a.
il 30. 1 %, 3 n, 9 "a. 0 70 and % .. m:
ACCOMMODATION, 0 10. 7 90. 7 %, 10 % q N.
. o., 90, 7 20, . %, 10 80 p: N. -,
DE: IL %, nti =. H. "a 80 "a 0 20 and u"
v Accommodation, q 10, 7 90, 7 90, sls, los
Q. m, q 80, 4 o., 20. . 10 and 10 20 p. N.
new York, = 90, Z " tto. 9 %, %, -
10 OF, IL 81 Q. m, sl2 23, 80, y II e2z, 'esA
r. Tcr Wsit Uhss.sr, Wis Lsmokin, sts snt
SIS .. m, . So and 90 p. nj.
For Newark (Uentre) and tntermsoisV
ststions, IA2a. m, u bs and u ?; N: N n,
Baltimore and Intermediate ethuons, Az W
.. m., 8 81 and IL SS p. N.
Balttmore and Bay Line, q p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, 20, ~,
10 os, IL 90 .. m, II %, sll7. "a, AA, sa
rrs,as nnd ,or 4 SeiaH.r. W. Division leave for:
New CASTLE, 90, 8 90 .. m., II u, %, ",
0sorgetown and Loves, % .. m. and 70
FOR Kshoooth, 8 so =. N. and $50 tE1-
ssaford (Exprsss) 8bop. m.
HHrinet ton, Dslmar and way ststions,s 10
ETprsss ;i = for Harrington, $50 p. m. wss
1i.n hnp.::. q 2; Icr Il Dover, Harrington and Del.
mar, l2 0t night.
franklin Oity. 8 90 q m. -
Exprsss Tor Ospo CHARLES, Old Point Oem'
fort and Norfolk, II 06 night.
Leave Philsdslphia, Broad street, fol
Wilmington lexpressl, IL -, aeo !2. !aI
Q 10, 10 70, Ii Is, IL IS .. m, 2 10, Of, 4 o.
| 1 90, 8 0s, 8 II, OF, ~, II 20 p. m.
Accommodation, o 10, 10 20 .. ~. %, ~
Z %. n. 30 10 % 10 10 and II II D. N.
SUNDAY TKAIEs.
For Philadelphia (axpress), 2 90. 3 "a, Z %
| yl6, 9 10. II 81 Q. IN. 27, ~ and 90 p. m
Accommodation, SIS .. M, II 10, Is
fot SS.sssi e. ss; sss s.sp2ssa p lss 10. IL =.
Accommodation, 8 10 .. n, Il 10, l 20, 10
For New YORK terprsss). . 90. ssl Z 20
Ilt, sian bl . m, 2T, ga. 'sas, 100 an
Fof " est Chester, via Lamokin, sss. N
For Usps Uh.rles, Old Point Comfort an
Norfolk 1905 night.
For New Uastle. Middletown, Olayton
Dover, HARRINGTON, sesford' Laurel an
Baitimore ana " asnipston, 10, ~, 80,
10 0s am. IL co, $3.50, and np. m. Bait
more, 8 81. and II 38p.m.
Leave Philadelphia, broad street, for vi
:. n. bos 4 II, snd ii 20. p. m.
Accommodation, 836, 10 70 .. m, Il 81,
10, s8S and II q .. m.
Trains marked thus (s)ars limited sxprs
1pcn which sxtra fare 10 ahsrxed,
For further information pssssnssrs 40 =
iefrod 70 the ticket once ct the station.
J. X. WUUr.
General Passenger Ageuts
OHAlrus 4 PueH General Mxnsssr
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
wILMrNGTON q SvRrHERH \ II

WILMt ~ ssTON ~ SURrHERH = ~,
Time table in offect May 18th, 1887. Trait
leave Wilmington (French stzoet) as foil0wt
FER Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
oelt, Waynesburg function, Manor, Potts
Vile, Ia aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wei
nersville and all points on tho Philadeiphis
and Reading X. H., 100 q. m. and 2.Ab p. N.
f'o: Soringfeid, Waynesburg juno
ton, Ooatesviile. Embroevillc, Lepapc,
UDatd's Ford and DuPont's and tntocms'
date joints, % AIM. 2 40, and o Is o. 10.
For West Chester. 7 90 q. m. 2te pm.
For NV Bridge and intermediate pointt
$40 p. II. and on Saturday, at l6 and I'LL
p. m.
TN Sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at s % o. M, and for Springfield anc
termcdiate points at els o. m.
a. q. MoCAUSLANU, z. B. HiBBAks
Superiptsndent. Gonl Pass. Aga
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

THE soCIKTy OF the Army OF ths
Potomac has held . meeting and hsi
done two things to show Its legel-head
edness. 1t has passed resolu,i lions con'
denning the Presidents order for the
return Of the rebel flags, voted Getsys'
burg as the next place Of meeting,
ooup pllng It With an invitation to the
Army OF Northern Virginia to be pres
ent President Cleveland may receive
On invitation to be present, but i; vii
not come from the veteran soldiers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14

DOWN In South Carolina the Nor
mon missionaries are preaching that
people not married by the Mormon rites
are not married as oil, and that no IN.
married woman can 20 to heaven. II
this were true, what . futter there
would be Amongs. the old maids o. the
country.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-14
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Purchase comfort where
money will obtain 1t, with AsI
to exchange or have your money
If you are not satisfied.
THEY ARE BARGAIN
Mems Calf Brogans onlyN1
Mems Canvas Brogsns, WAd|
heel, 81. 90.
M-n's Low Cut Lace Shoes |
to $3.50. \
Mems Lasting Congress, w
tip. 81 25 10 81 7j, o,.,. !,
Mems Base Ball Lace s6oas.
| Little Boys Base Ball LACE
to 90c. ~, a,
Children's Pebble and ka NJ '
| Button Shoes from 6Oc. 10, 10 W. +,
Misses Pebble and kid y
Button from 81 25 to d ~ H.,
Misses Pebble and MI h'
81 to $l,65. IT.. ss,,,
Little Boys Button Up 's.1 ~,
| Boys Hook Lace Shoes H''
81 25. .,u n, Or
Ladies' Plan Lasting GO.s. 1...,,
| Ladies' Plain Lasting bu'"'
to S1,75. ,..,,r 1p
| Ladies' Plain Lasllns D
l$la5. W, rov,,I
Ladies' Lasting kid EeHj y soi
| Ladies' Lasting Kid fCA'
to S1.75. ,.,,,s RI
1 Ladies' Kid and PeOO's y
lS1.25. -,
THE HIT OF THE SEASON J,
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